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DOJ Sues D.C. Over Firearm Registration Rules
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the District of Columbia and the Metropolitan Police Department, alleging that the city's firearm registration practices block lawful registration and ownership of firearms.
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Bondi Faces Contempt Threat Over Epstein Files
Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie said Monday they are ready to escalate their bipartisan push to force the DOJ to release Jeffrey Epstein records, including potentially invoking Congress' inherent contempt powers against Attorney General Pam Bondi.
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Bill Clinton Spokesman Accuses DOJ of Cover-Up
A spokesman for former President Bill Clinton accused the Department of Justice of shielding undisclosed information related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, arguing that recent disclosures fall far short of what federal law requires.
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Brown Custodian Warned Security Weeks Before Shooting
A longtime Brown University custodian says he repeatedly warned campus security about a man behaving suspiciously in school hallways weeks before the shooting that left two students dead, according to a new report.
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Bryan Leib to Newsmax: Heritage Foundation President Roberts Must 'Step Aside'
Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts must "step aside" for the organization's future, as it's "bleeding" people with him at the helm, including with the weekend resignation of professor Josh Blackman, Bryan Leib, a leader in the Jewish community, said Monday.
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Josh Blackman Resigns Over Heritage's 'Untenable' Antisemitism
A senior editor affiliated with the Heritage Foundation has resigned, accusing the conservative think tank's leadership of failing to adequately confront what he described as a growing problem of antisemitism on the political right.
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Trump Critic Conway to Run for Rep. Nadler's Seat
George Conway, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump and the ex-husband of former Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway, has filed as a Democrat in a New York congressional race.
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NFL's Bears Could Exit Chicago Amid Stadium Dispute
The NFL's Chicago Bears, who have been exploring options to build a new stadium, recently expanded their search to include sites in northwest Indiana amid stalled negotiations with Democrat leaders for public funding in Illinois.
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FCC Set to Ban New Foreign-Made Drones
The U.S. government is preparing to crack down on foreign-made drones, moving to prohibit the "import, sale, operation and marketing of new models of drones and drone components manufactured by foreign countries," Newsmax has learned.
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Democrats Urge Trump to Drop Green Card Rule
More than 125 Democrats in Congress asked President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security to withdraw a proposed rule affecting how public benefit use is weighed in green card decisions.
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Issa Urges Strong Response to SKorea Trade Laws
A strong U.S. response is necessary to counter the South Korean government's targeting of American businesses and citizens through new trade laws, Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., wrote Monday in an opinion piece for the Daily Caller.
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Zelenskyy: Progress in US-Led Peace Talks 'Quite Solid'
Initial drafts of U.S. proposals for a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia meet many of Kyiv's demands, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday, although he suggested that neither side in the almost four-year war is likely to get everything...
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Mike Pence Group Poaches Heritage Leaders
Former Vice President Mike Pence's political group reportedly is hiring away top officials from the Heritage Foundation, deepening a simmering power struggle inside the conservative movement as Republicans battle over what comes after the Trump era.
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Schumer Pushes Legal Action Against DOJ Over Epstein Files
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., will introduce a resolution calling for the Senate to take legal action against the Department of Justice over its incomplete release of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the Senate minority leader announced on Monday, The Guardian reported.
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Sen. Schmitt Moves to Block China's Court 'Lawfare'
Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., is proposing legislation to stop China from using its courts as a political weapon against Americans, a move sparked by what he calls "authoritarian lawfare" tied to the Wuhan lab controversy and COVID-19.
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Gold Jumps 2% to All-Time $4,440 Peak
Gold jumped more than 2% to a record high on Monday, powered by safe-haven flows as U.S.-Venezuela tensions flared, while silver also touched an all-time peak.Spot gold was up 2.3% at $4,436.29 per ounce by 11:23 a.m. ET (1623 GMT) after hitting an all-time high of...
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Plane Lands Safely in Colo. Without Pilot Assistance
A small aircraft landed safely Saturday at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Broomfield, Colorado, after its pilot became incapacitated, marking what appears to be the first real-world use of Garmin's emergency Autoland safety system.
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Barry Manilow Reveals Lung Cancer Diagnosis
Barry Manilow has been diagnosed with lung cancer and will postpone several arena concerts originally scheduled for January while he undergoes surgery. Manilow announced the news on Instagram, saying that doctors discovered a cancerous spot...
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Letitia James, Bernie Sanders to Swear in Mamdani as Mayor
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has selected New York Attorney General Letitia James and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., to swear him in during two ceremonies next week, his transition team announced Monday.
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Poll: Trump Approval Rating Hits 50 Percent
President Donald Trump got a dose of good news on the political front Monday, as a new InsiderAdvantage survey of likely voters showed his job approval back at the 50% mark, his strongest showing in nearly three months.
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'60 Minutes' Correspondent: Pulling Segment 'Political'
CBS News' decision to pull a "60 Minutes" segment from its latest episode that was set to divulge conditions inside the El Salvador prison where the Trump administration has deported Venezuelan migrants drew sharp backlash from the segment's correspondent, Sharyn Alfonsi, The Hill reported Monday.
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Archbishop: Trump Deportations Causing 'Widespread' Fear
Archbishop Paul Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, warned Sunday that the Trump administration's immigration enforcement is creating "fear in a rather widespread manner" across the country.
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Mike Johnson: GOP Must Hold House in 2026
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., over the weekend urged conservatives to focus on the 2026 midterm elections, arguing that the Republican majority in the House is essential to protecting President Donald Trump's agenda...
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Israel Reviews Fatal Shooting of Palestinian Teen
The Israeli military said it was reviewing an incident in the occupied West Bank ?in which soldiers shot dead a 16-year-old Palestinian who they said had thrown a brick at them, after CCTV footage appeared to show he was not doing so when shot. Asked about the video, an...
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Vance Slams Antisemitism, Attacks on Second Lady
During a recent interview at his residence, Vice President JD Vance did not hold back when discussing "anyone who attacks my wife" and people who promote "all forms of ethnic hatred."